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22 March 1996 Implementation of neural network-based real-time process control on IBM Zero Instruction Set Computer (ZISC-036)
Kurosh Madani, Gilles Mercier, Abdennasser Chebira, Sebastian Duchesne
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Abstract
Most of applications on neural adaptive process control are developed on back-propagation or CMAC algorithms. We present here a new approach based on a derivative of Radial Basis Function Network: The Restricted Coulomb Energy (RCE) for a parallel implementation of adaptive process control. The RCE network has been implemented on a single board based on the Zero Instruction Set Computer (ZISC-036) neural processor of IBM. The network learning consists on identification of a real second order process (DC motor with position sensor). We expose the learning and generalization phases of network, then we give simulation and experimental results.
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Kurosh Madani, Gilles Mercier, Abdennasser Chebira, and Sebastian Duchesne "Implementation of neural network-based real-time process control on IBM Zero Instruction Set Computer (ZISC-036)", Proc. SPIE 2760, Applications and Science of Artificial Neural Networks II, (22 March 1996); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.235917
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KEYWORDS
Process control

Signal processing

Neural networks

Image processing

Algorithm development

Digital signal processing

Process modeling

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